Troy-Bilt Horse User Manual

When the speed control lever on the handle-
bar is all the way forward, the engine shuts off
by touching a short-out clip. See Photo 7/42.
In between
engine shut off and high speed is
the full range of the throttle speed. If you move
the lever to the left (back) the engine runs fast-
er.
Moving it to the right (forward), makes the
engine run slower, or stop.
NOTE: Occasionally, through normal use,
throttle cables become "kinked," from being
twisted or snagged in some way, caught on
something, or bent when the tiller handlebars
bump against some obstruction. Rarely, if ever,
can cable
"kinks" be straightened properly to
give
satisfactory positive throttle control. If you
have a badly kinked cable, you'd better order a
new throttle cable wire from us at the factory.
Please use
your Troy-Bilt Parts Order Form to
do so, and include the make and horsepower of
your engine.
ADJUSTING THROTTLE CABLE'
ON THE 6
HP ENGINE
To adjust your throttle cable (if you don't get
engine shutoff by moving the lever on the
handlebar), loosen but do not remove the clamp
(as shown in Photo 7/40B, arrow A). Just move
the speed control lever on the handlebar all the
way
forward toward the engine. Then, move the
casing and all so that the remote speed control
lever makes contact with the shutoff clip (Photo
7/42, arrow E), tighten the clamp, holding the
casing at arrow D.
Now, try the lever on the handlebar once
more. All the way back is full speed. All the way
forward should be shutoff. Idle and slow speed
are in between.
108
(Photo 7/408) 6 HP remote speed control.
LEFT (BACK) TO
ACCELERATE
(Photo 7/41) Throttle Lever.
Ii. ~
(Photo 7/42) Adjusting throttle cable-6 HP.

Troy-Bilt Horse Specifications

General

Brand	Troy-Bilt
Model	Horse
Category	Lawn Mower
Language	English